Not sure if it's relevant. Also, sorry I pinged to you but I couldn't figure out how to just reply to the post without actually pinging someone.I saved a copy of the Aussie bc. Saw some comments from people who noticed that the typed letters aren’t distorted when they fall over the creases. Very true.
Noticed something even more obvious by zooming in an image program. Looked at the lines, especially the horizontal lines. They pass over the creases with no distortion at all - dead straight. No way they look right to me. They also just don’t look right period. The horizontal lines don’t cross over or under the vertical ones, they stop at the vertical line without touching it (not always but mostly) and then continue on the other side of the vertical line in a slightly different horizontal alignment.
Speculating on why these odd breaks in the horizontal lines occur, one might guess that the whole document was created on a suitably aged blank piece of paper. Maybe on the back side of some old document given that the creases are the reverse of what I would create folding a sheet of paper to put in an envelope. That would also explain why the creases in this document don’t resemble the ones in the Kenyan document. Just a guess.
Could someone else who saved it have a look at these points and offer an opinion?
I’d have to vote fake on this doc and believe it was created after the Kenyan one for O’Bummer was made public.
Not sure if it's relevant. Also, sorry I pinged to you but I couldn't figure out how to just reply to the post without actually pinging someone.Could someone else who saved it have a look at these points and offer an opinion?Hi again, nice to see you back :)
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